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Wednesday, May 23, 1990

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May 23

HOT JAZZ
Parkland Secondary school’s jazz band
presents an evening perfonnance at the
school multipurpose room, 10640 McDon-
ald Park Road, starting at 7:30 pm. Tickets
will be available at the door.

May 24

OCEAN TALK
Free series of seminars at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences, West Saanich Road, at 2
pm in the auditorium. Robin Muench of
Science Applications Intemational, Belle-
vue, Washington, on The Wedell-Scotia
Confluence and Points South.

ay 25
SNEAKER DAY

Everyone invited to wear sneakers for
Sneaker Day, the start of Canada Fit Week.
Fit Walk for Sneaker Day from 12:15 to
12:45 pm starting from Sidney Municipal
Hall. Prizes from local merchants. Spon-
sored by Sidney Public Health and Fitness
Canada. Info, 656-1188.

May 26

GOING...GOING...

St. Andrews Anglican Church parish
auction starting at 10 am in the church hall,
9697 4th Street, Sidney. Fumiture, antique
Hummel figurines and a boat will be sold.
Items can be previewed Friday from 10 am
until 4 pm in the hall

GARAGE SALE

A four-in-one garage sale with plants,
crafts, baked goods and various items will
be held at St. John’s United Church on
West Saanich Road, opposite Deep Cove
Elementary, from 10 am until 2 pm.

May 29

PREVENTION
A workshop for parents on preventing
drug abuse will be held at North Saanich
Middle School starting at -7 pm, sponsored
by the school and’ by the Peninsula Sub-
stance Abuse Association. Pre-register by
call 655-4681.
FRENCH FACTS
Saanich chapter of the Canadian Parents
for French hold their annual general meet-
ing starting at 7:30 pm in the multi-purpose
room of Stelly’s Secondary school. Panel
discussion, all welcome. Info, 656-6938.

May 30

HIGH STEPPING
Parkland Dance Company presents an
extravaganza May 30, 31 and June 1,
starting at 7:30 pm each night. Admission
is $5 for adults and $3 for students. Held in
the school multipurpose room, 10640
McDonald Park Road. Tickets will be
available at the door
WILD WORKOUT
Special Canada Fit Week Back to the

Cafe style
annual
meeting set

An annual general meeting with
a difference will be hosted by the
Saanich Parents for French starting
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the multi-
purpose room of Stelly’s Secon-
dary School. g

A cafe night theme will have
refreshments served at tables while
members and guests listen to a
panel discussion by school super-
intendent Hank Stefaniak and
other invited speakers on multi-
lingualism and multi-culturalism.

Any interested residents are
invited to attend. The group is the
Saanich chapter of the Canadian
Parents for French.

For mformation call 656-6938.

| Al EASE affer giving blood during the Red Cross Blood

&

Donor Clinic last Wednesday is Brian Stead of Sidney,
shown receiving some care from Rotary Ann Voiw..7 Sor
Dorothy Walls of Sidney. The Sidney Rotary Club spon-
sored Clinic in Sanscha Hall attracted 245 donors and
collected 217 units of blood to ease a serious shortage.
The next Clinic will be held Sept. 19.

BLAME BUTLER
A mystery spoof, The Butler Did It, will
be presented by St. Luke’s Players May 24
to 26, at St. Luke’s Church Hall, 3821
Cedar Hill Cross Road, starting at 8 pm
each night. Tickets $5 or $3 for students
and seniors, available at the door or at
Hillside Mall. Info, 598-3510 or 477-5599.
INNU STORY
Bob Bartel of the Mennonite Central
Committee in Nitassinan, Labrador, will
speak on the Innu people’s protest against
the military jets flying near their homes.
The presentation includes slides and music
and will be held at St. John’s Anglican
Church Hall, 7:30 pm, 1611 Quadra Street,
Victoria. Entrance off Balmoral St. A
collection will be taken. Sponsored by
Project North.
HORN OF AFRICA
Night sponsored by Oxfam-Vancouver
Island, featuring Hom of Africa program
officer Susan Watkins as a guest speaker.
Held in White Eagle Hall, 90 Dock Street,
Victoria on May 25, doors open at 6 pm,
dinner at 7 pm. Featured are traditional
Eritrean food and music plus entertainment
by local musicians. Tickets $12 employed;
$10 other. For tickets call 381-5226 or
385-0750.
WRITING GREEN
Periodical Writers Association of Can-
ada, Victoria Chapter, present a workshop
on wriling about the environment May 26,
9:30 am to 5 pm, at the Ramada Inn;
Victoria. The $29 fee includes lunch. To
register call 655-3800.
FIRED UP
Local potters Louise Card and Gary
Merkel are among those featured in the
Fired Up, Contemporary Works in Clay
show, May 26 and 27, 10 am to 5 pm, at
Metchosin Community Hall, at the comer
of Metchosin and Happy Valley Roads.
Info, 474-1673 or 474-2676.
BETTER BIKERS
Motorcycle training programs for novice
riders are offered by the Vancouver Island
Safety Council starting on May 25 and on
May 28. For more information and registra-
tion, call 478-9584.
Future workout May 30, 6:30 to 7:30 pm, at
Panorama Leisure Centre. Co-sponsored by
Keating Fitness Centre. Suitable for all
fitness levels, will be followed by refresh-
ments. Adults $3, students $1.50. Info,
656-7271.

DONATIONS SOUGHT

St. Vincent de Paul store, 9788B Second
St, Sidney, is seeking donations of blan-
kets, sheets, pillows, pots and pans, cloth
diapers or flannelette fabric to make diap-
ers, for distribution through the Social
Concem office. Call 727-0808 for pick-
up.(19)

DRIVERS NEEDED

The Canadian Cancer Society needs
volunteer drivers urgently to take paticnts
from the Peninsula to the Victoria Cancer
Clinic. For information call 655-1311.(20)

VOLUNTEER ALERT
Recycling coordinator required for Cen-
tral Saanich. Suitable for motivated person
who enjoys meeting people and has PR

capabilities. Further details from Bonnie
McKenzie at 652-4444.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOME
Volunteers needed who will help with
sing-along, guitar and/or keyboard an asset,

or with handicrafts (clay) or with outings.

Call Marianne at 652-3093.
CALLING SEAMSTRESSES
New patterns at special price in the PCA
Thrift Shop, 9783 Third Street, Sidney.

Air Trainer® SC Hi

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Ladies
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Workshop on parent
prevention of drugs

A workshop on the role played
by parents in preventing drug and
alcohol abuse will be held in
North Saanich Middle School
Tuesday starting at 7 p.m.

Hosted by the Peninsula Sub-
stance Abuse Association and the
North Saanich Middle School, the
workshop will be presented by the

LOW CALORIE _
California Style Soft Frozen Yogurt

1/3 THE CALORIES OF ICE CREAM
and 3 times more delicious

Treat yourself - INDULGE

lv’s available at

SIDNEY NATURAL FOODS
2473 Beacon Ave.
(We also have the best nuts in Sidney)

Alcohol and Drug Education Ser-
vice from Vancouver.

Strategies for reducing stress
and conflict associated with alco-
hol and drug use plus possible real
life situations will be discussed.

Pre-register by calling the Penin-
sula Substance Abuse Prevention
Association at 655-4681.

656-4634

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